Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10

have bad cold, and with coughing
hawking and snoring are about kept
busy. DO good thing for yourself al
once by going to the nearest drug store
and getting bottle of DR.. Kessler's
! Celebrated English Cough Medicine. II
YOU are not satisfied that it is worth all
You pay, the druggist will hand you
| back your money.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y & CO..
PhladelDhla Agents
Sold by j. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
The large public sale Of E. S. Sha-
fer. MadiSonburg, is coming off to- day
and as we learn he will immediately
after the sale start for the west. Last
Thursday evening he was in town and
with n number Of friends partoOk of an
| excellent oyster supper at ID, w. Ieig-
| ler's. When the time came for settling
| the hill the crowd received the surpris-
ing information that the supper was
Mr.. Shafer's farewell treat to his
friends. 1t is actually Il pity that such
useful and respected men as Ellis get
the western fever and leave friends and
everything TO increase their worldly
goods in the land OF the setting sun.
Mr.. Crawford. the hosiery man,
! is hard at work on his knitting ma
chimes in Loses planning mill. lie
keeps closed doors 10 avoid unneccessa-
ry loafng. but by special permission,
! generally granted to the curious news
paper men, we were admitted yesterday
| afternoon and allowed to look at the
machinery from respectable distance.
| He had three beginners at the machines
! taking Instructions after he has
| the half dozen machines in readiness
| there will be chance for more. lie IS
| an interesting sight TO see complete
| stocking come out Of the cylinder In
| less than a minute and it may be imag
! ined what IA busy life it will be when a
bout 75 or 100 knitters are ut work on
as many machines.
All the Bellefonte, Centre Hall
| and Millhelm papers are requested to
publish the following from the Daily
| Democrat Of Lock Haven, Of the 3rd
: inst "Mrs. Sarah Conser, wife of
George Conser, of the Island in Dunn
stable township, who died on Tuesday
| from the effects of stroke of paralysis
received on Saturday last and whose
death has already been published, will
| be buried to. morrow at Dunnstown,
the friends TO meet at the house at one
O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Conser's maiden
name was Sarah Bowersox, and she
was raised in Penn's Valley, Centre
county, as was also her husband,
George Conser. The couple were mar.
ried on the oh of May. 1899. There
are mang relatives and friends of the
| family in Centre county"
I EXIT THREE COUNCILMEN.- ON
Monday evening the new town council
consisting of J. +. Harter, Henry
Feidler. John Breon, ID. A. Mnsser,
r. B. Hartman and w. r. Henney met
in DR.. Harter's office for .he purpose
of organizing. The three last named
are the new members, d. A. Musser
and r. B. Hartman haying been elected
to take the place of A. Miller and E. g.
Campbell. whose term of office has ex-
pired, while W.. r. Henney was appoint.
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignaUion of G.. A. Musser. Burgess AL
exander acted as president pro tenn.
and J. +. HaTter, as secretary. The
council then proceeded with the organ
liz alton by electing J. F. Harter, Pres.
and F p. Musser, secretary. the latter
to receive a salary of SIS. ID. +. Fort
nev was engaged for an attorney. The
following are the standing committees
for the ensuing year: Finance, ID. n.
Musser, r. b. Har tman, Henry Fled
Ter Streets e Alleys, w. r. Henney,
r. b. Hartman. }. ii. Breon Nui,
sance, d. A. Musser, w. Il He nney,
Henry Fielder. Capt. John Millpf was
appointed Street Commiss ioner. The
council will meet in DR.. J F. Uarter's
Office on Main street on the first Mon
day of each month, the time for regular
sessions.
The following is the report of the
Stationing Committee of the Central
PENNSYLVANIA Conference Of the Ev.
Association, which convened at BaIti-
more, Md. last week
YORK DISTRICT.
IN. ETTINGER, p. L.
l. Baltimore Trinity. G II S2hleh.
. Grace, + Buinger.
g. Hebbville, II Greninger.
(. AlhertOn, III i Searle.
:. Jarrettsville, J. X Harris.
6. Shrewsbury, w L Dctweiler.
Z. Glen Rock, j A Irvine.
s. Loganvile, B HengSt.
Q. York. Queen St, c + Deiningcr.
10. King ST.. Stapleton.
II. Circuit II II nouty.
l.. Prospect, 7 + jarrett
II. Chanceford. j II Hertz.
IA Red Lion. Il Hornbcrger.
i. MillcrSvIlle, + Crumbling.
J Hartzler, Missionary in Japan.
CARLISLE DISTRICT.
s w. sEIBERT, +. L.
|. Carlisle. p w Group.
a. Cumbe rland, l. Dice and j Womeisdorf.
3. Dlllsburg. \ w Swclgle,
T. Bendersville. J l. Miller.
). LewiSberry, J ID Shortess.
6. Hanover, l. + Crumbling.
= Big Spring, ii \ Benfer.
s Leesburg, j w Bentz.
9. nagerstown, Miss, Zehner.
10. Circuit G Gcphart.
IL. Marysve, c Ycakel.
u Perry, w w Rhoads.
l3 New Port & Patterson, j ReeSer.
II. Liverpool, Z u Keen.
Il. Juniata. ) NJ MOuntZ.
b f Hall, Member of MarySvile Or. Conf
CENTRE DISTRICT.
IN. PINES, RE.
|. LewistOwn II w Runyan
2. Mcclure, n Young
3. Middlcburg. 5 Aurand and ID n Metzgar
4. Port Treverton, J ID Stover
s. New Berlin. II Stover
6. Millmont, George Joseph
I. Certre, j & NJ Swengle
8. Spring Mills, J Shambach
O. Brush Valley, II Basom
10. Nittany Valley,H W Gross n Nj JamiSOn